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Quite obviously Bidwell, wrong side of 30 and limited going forward.

I agree, but in a window where we should be looking to sign a top quality CM and two competitive wingers I don’t see how a striker fits in. I can’t see us spending on a permanent deal, and a loan will leave us in the same situation come the summer.

Where does that leave Godden then? If another striker comes in and Simms is second choice he will hardly be seeing any minutes. I think another striker is quite far down the priority list.

We have to get at least one winger in and should be aiming for two. If Sakamoto or Wright got injured we'd be fucked I think. Don't see anyone else in the squad I would be confident starting out wide.

Wright will be 28 in 3 years time. At which point he'll still easily have at least 3 years left before he starts to physically decline. What a ridiculous comment. And he's now playing as a winger - I don't think anyone would have expected him to score 20 goals off the wing if we'd signed him as...

Using the internet to purchase a football ticket is nowhere near as complex as doing mechanical work on a car. In todays society, barring a disability, anyone should be able to achieve basic tasks on a computer/the internet. It's a life skill in the same way that cooking, cleaning, tying your...

If we're signing a proper Hamer replacement in Jan I would expect it to be basically a done deal now, just waiting for the window to open.

20. I think because the current chant is fairly quick (and long) the time it takes for sound to travel means that as you get further from singers corner it gets all jumbled up. I’ve heard what sound like decent renditions of it. And when we’re away it’s sung well.

Where do you sit?

Japan is a very interesting place for footballers because of this. Mitoma’s first season playing proper professional football was 2020, so he was already 23. Sakamoto’s was also when he was 23. Compare that to Europe, where players are very commonly breaking out at 18-20.

It’s quite easy to see why the three of them are a bit all or nothing. Both of our centrebacks are very comfortable on the ball and do take risks. Same with Collins as well. When it’s working, it’s great and gives the team a lot but it goes downhill very quickly when it goes wrong.

Wright looks way better on the left, easier for him to isolate defenders and we are playing more passes in front of him rather than with his back to goal.

This exactly. I don’t really get the rigid points system. Let’s say we draw one of the big boys away in the cup, the tickets will sell out instantly but presumably people will still get 20 points- more than they’d get for the Sunderland game.

Gus off the bench to provide a great assist for what looks like an away winner

Am I going mad? It’s a 3-4 hour journey two days before Christmas. Most people will be settled in for the period, or travelling around to see family. If we’d got a more local fixture I’m sure it would’ve been better.

Hardly surprising with the journey time and how Christmas has fallen this year.

Already sold out in the most popular sizes 😡

looks like theres less than 50 seats left for sale right now. Are there any other blocks that could potentially be opened?

inb4 the dinosaurs that hate stats beyond goals and assists

Peter Drury is annoying me now. Great for genuinely big moments, but when he’s doing it twice a minute every weekend it loses the gravitas.